Afrutado Cinnamon

Co-fermented coffee from Colombia, intense and sweet.
Regular price Dhs. 103.00
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN  COLOMBIA
THE TASTE CINNAMON – CARAMEL – MILK CHOCOLATE – TONKA BEAN – BITTER ALMOND – CLOVE
PROCESSING  NATURAL CO-FERMENTED
VARIETY  PINK BOURBON
ORIGIN  EL PITAL, HUILA
MOUNTING HEIGHT 1750M
PRODUCER HENRY BONILLA
COLLABORATION SINCE 2025

Afrutado Cinnamon

Fermentation has always been a part of coffee. But co-fermentation takes it further. By introducing natural ingredients-like fruit, spices, or botanicals-during fermentation, the beans absorb new layers of complexity without artificial additives or post-harvest flavoring. This isn't an infusion. This isn't an afterthought. This is flavor developed at the source. At the microbial level, fermentation breaks down sugars, enhances acidity, and unlocks new aromatic compounds.

With co-fermentation, the process is fine-tuned. The added ingredients interact with the coffee's natural enzymes, guiding the transformation and shaping the final cup. The result? A coffee that's not just fermented – it's reimagined

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A co-fermented coffee from Henry Bonilla, these coffee cherries are fermented with cinnamon sticks in airtight containers at Finca Arrayan.

The fermentation process is completely different than usual due to the additional microorganisms introduced, and the intense aroma of the cinnamon stick noticeably permeates the raw coffee.

Co-fermented coffees have a significantly more intense and clear aroma and flavor than traditionally fermented coffees. This all happens naturally, without artificial flavoring. Co-fermented coffee is not infused coffee!

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